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Fouad Ahmed
5 questions with dental medicine’s Fouad Ahmed, Class of 2026
When students arrive at Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine, they each bring their own motivations and aspirations to the journey. No matter how these differ, each student approaches graduation equipped with the same things: not just the clinical skills required of the…
Karen Towne
Nursing’s Karen Towne earns Midwest Nursing Research Society’s Population & Community Health RIIG Dissertation Award
Karen Towne, a postdoctoral scholar at Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing and associate professor at the University of Mount Union School of Nursing, was recently selected as the 2026 Midwest Nursing Research Society’s Population & Community Health RIIG Dissertation Award recipient.Towne…
Mohammad Hadeed
5 questions with dental medicine’s Mohammad Hadeed, Class of 2026
When students arrive at Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine, they each bring their own motivations and aspirations to the journey. No matter how these differ, each student approaches graduation equipped with the same things: not just the clinical skills required of the…
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Nursing’s Kristin Carter and Connie Kelling places first at the Ohio League for Nursing Conference
Kristin Carter and Connie Kelling, instructors at Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, won first place in a quality improvement and informational poster presentation at the Ohio League for Nursing Conference held in Columbus last month. At the conference, Carter and Kelling shared their work…
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University Marketing and Communications' Erica Starrfield comments on large sign installations at CWRU
Ohio colleges’ newest pre-requisite: Giant signs on campusSignal Cleveland: Erica Starrfield, vice president for University Marketing and Communications, commented on how several Ohio universities have installed large letter signs on campus as a visible branding approach. “We want to define that…
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Law's Jessie Hill weighs in on a Republican judge’s challenge to Ohio’s reproductive rights amendment
Republican Trumbull County judge challenges Ohio reproductive rights amendmentcleveland.com: Jessie Hill, professor and director of the Reproductive Rights Law Initiative at the School of Law, weighed in on a Republican judge’s challenge to Ohio’s reproductive rights amendment, calling his…
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5 questions with dental medicine’s Melody Ghaly, Class of 2026
When students arrive at Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine, they each bring their own motivations and aspirations to the journey. No matter how these differ, each student approaches graduation equipped with the same things: not just the clinical skills required of the…
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Blue CWRU Sale today—celebrating Hudson Relays
The 117th Hudson Relays take place Saturday, April 25, marking a special moment in Case Western Reserve University’s bicentennial year. CWRU will be commemorating the milestone with limited-edition merchandise, a relay watch party—and a celebration of 117 years of tradition.Hudson Relays…
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Law's Michael Benza offers insight on juror confusion at FirstEnergy corruption trial
What to expect as Ohio utility corruption trial heads for a do-overCanary Media: Michael Benza, professor of practice at the School of Law, said juror confusion likely contributed to the hung jury in the FirstEnergy corruption trial, noting complex utility regulation can let “corruption hide in…
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Music's Paul Ferguson to debut choral work to mark 250 years of the U.S.
Cleveland musician marks U.S. 250th with new musical work inspired By America’s greatest mindsThe Land: Paul Ferguson, senior instructor in the Department of Music at the College of Arts and Sciences, will debut "A Declaration…if you can keep it" on April 26, a four-part choral work weaving…